THE ( XMAITA DAILY JH313 : fWXDAY , SEPTEMnETl 0 , 1800. IT
1NDITION OF OMAHA'S ' TRA
Bank Clearings Show a Decrcaso as Com
pared with Last Year.
CROP REPORTS FROM ALL SECTIONS GOOD
Country Mrrnlinnlft In I.nrRp Numbers
ViNlt ( lie Cll > -.loMn-r * l Mimt All
Linen Hi-port a Vrry Knit
Trail e Country I'roilnoc.
Thft feature of the past week , ns roR.irds
the Jobbing trade of the rlty , was the largo
attendance of country buyers consequent
upon the holding of tlio State fair. Kor
Homo weeks retailers In all sections of Ne
braska nnd In western Iowa ns well have
bxen looking forward to State fair week
ns the time when they would visit the city
nnd innko ft personal selection ot stocks ,
as well an enjoy a brief holiday. A. good
iniiny orders Imvo been held baek with
that end In Vluw , and the merchants who
visited the city the past week were all
ready to buy. It Is snfo to say that It was
-the liveliest week that Omaha Jobbers have
experienced In a long time. No one bought
very heavily , hut every one bought HOIUO-
thlns- and the orders as a whole footed up
to very respectable amounts at the differ
ent Jobbing houses.
Kvery merchant had a good deal to say
ixbout the splendid crops In his * section , so
ni'.ich corn , hay and feed of all kinds that
farmers do not know what to do with all
the produce that they have grown. The
only unfortunate feature Is that prices are
so low that the farmers have no money.
Small grain hardly nioro than pays the
cost of hauling to market , while hay will
not sell for enough In Omaha to pay the
freight , except trom nearby points. The
Hcarulty of money In the country consequent
quent upon the very low prices paid for
farm produce was the reason given by
visiting buyers for the smallncsa ot their
orders.
Jobbers , after listening to the opinions of
retail merchants , generally express them
selves ns satlsllcd that there can be no
decided Improvement In the voluino of busi
ness doing until prices on leading farm
products advance.
UIl-'FlSnENT UUPAUTMENTS OFTIIADK
Hut to change from generalities to a moro
detailed account : The dry goods people rc-
pcrt a large and active business. It is not
to bo understood that there has been a big
clashing business or that largo orders have
been the rule. On the contrary , the orders
hnvu been generally small , ranging mostly
fiom $100 to $110 , though some have been
booked that ran considerably above the last
named llgtire. It will bo some tlmo befoie
all the orders will bo sent out In spite of the
fact that extra force has been put to woik
In the. ! shipping departments.
There have been a large number of hard
ware merchants In during the week , and ,
while they have placed a good many orders ,
the orders generally have been small. In
dicating that the buyers are Htlll without
confidence In the ability of the country to
consume any great quantity ot merchan
dise. A good deal of complaint was heard
as to the scarcity of money , owing to the
very low prlees , and until there Is a change
In that respect merchants do not appear to
expect very much business and they nre
accordingly buying very sparingly.
One boot ami shoo house kept a register
for all visiting merchants anil at the close
of the week It contained 175 names. A very
considerable business was done by the Job-
. hers representing that branch of the Job
bing trade , but , as was the case In other
lines , the orders were generally small.
A fair business la reported by the rubber
goods people.
The furniture trade was something of a
dls.'ippolntment. The attendance of buyers
representing that line of business was small
ami the orders showed a very conservative
feeling. The fnct Is that furniture Is gen
erally looked upon as a luxury In the coun
try and hence something thai can be done
without when money Is scarce and times
hard ,
WITH THE GHOCHUS.
In the grocery line there Is not much
that u merchant cares to select from per
sonal examination , the goods for the most
parf being , standard. At .the same time
the grocery 'Jobbers took great pains to
entertain all their customers. The attend
ance of country grocers was large and the
volume of trade very satisfactory. The
Jobbing grocery houses arc beginning to
feel the Influence ot the approach of fall
The demand has been Improved In all lines
during the past week , but retailers are sill
pursuing a conservative ! course In buying
Their orders are all for small lots , but
they are more numerous than nt any Him
since the spring season closed. Prices resl
on a low imsls nnd there Is little In the
outlook for the near future tovtirr.ini
buyers In expecting an Increase In market
values. In fact , the general opinion seems
to be that prlees In most lines will , If any
thing , bo lower a month hence.
Country produce markets have been very
quiet all the week. The holding of a state
fair Is the Hlgnal for every one to run li
all the produce In the surrounding country
with the result that prices arc depressoi
and trade Is rendered very dull for the
lar produce houses.
O.M A II \ CiKNKK.tli MIlIvKT. .
Cnmlltlnll of Triult- mill QiiittnllfiiiH
on Sliuilt : mill Kuiiuy I'
KfJOS-ClioIco stork , lOdfWic.
llt'TTJJll Common to fair , 7c ; choice to fonry.
country , HH12c ; tepnrator creamery , ll3 > lCc
Eathercil crcmn , 3flI3c.
ClIKKSR Donvfstlo tlrlclc , 10c ; Ednm , per iloz. ,
J3.SO ; club house , 1-lb. Jars , per do : . . :3.W ; I.lin-
biTKcr , fancy. per lb. , 0 ! c ; Roquefort , V4-lb.
Jnr , per ilo * . , JJ.CO ; Younir Amsrlcns. Bc ; twins ,
fancy , Mic.
YUAIr-CIiolc * f t , SO to 10 Ibs. . U quatea nl
vSISc ; IUIKCI nnil coarse , tQZv.
I'OUI/niY I.lvi > hens. Do ; cockn , 3c ; spring
chickens , fc ; diirlntr ilueKs , ie.
1'ICIKONH Live. We ; deail plKcons not wnntoil.
HAY Upland , J300 ; nildlniul , 51.50 ; lowland.
tl.CO ; lye rtriw , } 4 00 ; color makes ( ho pilca on
hay , light ball's ncll tha K-st ; only top trades
brlns top pilceR.
'
1IHOO.M COHN Hstn-mely slow nnl < ; new
crop , ilcllvr-rcil on. track In country ; cliolcn crecit
NMf-worlclrnr curpet , per Hi. , ilia : choice
ruiinlne to hull. I'Jc : commun. 1U < >
VIHJETAIILIM.
WATiUMni.ON'S.-l'er : i.07. , criited ncconllng
to lzi > , JJ.OOiTU.U.- . .
CANTALOIU'KS 1'er Aor. . . crAteil. SOB750.
TOMATOHH-1'cr U-bu. batkci , 303 10o ; " .i-l.u.
balit. : ITifi'SOo.
eilCltMIIKUS-rcr iloz. , : Cff2c.
NI3W ONION'H ( lootl stock , per bu. , S38 0c.
I.1MA JICANK-IYr ll > . , 4o
IlKAKH-llnml plckttl navy , per hii. . tl.1001.Ei )
( ! AIUAOK Home gronn , per hmulrcil , 75cO
11.00.
rKI.nilY Per iloi. , JlflSOc ; fancy mammoth ,
nit > < ! < .
rOTATQES-New potatoes , per bu. ,
FIHJITS.
allAl'IUS Homo grimn cranf , lC017o : large
loin , 1 > .
OALIKOUNIA I'lJACIIKS I'leestoncs , Jl.OOj
PMI.MR-P < T ixix , JI
PAUI-'OIIN'IA ( JIIAl'gsJ-l'cr v/itc , Hhllc , J1.23
i.w : black. ti.notn.M.
Ari'WlS-CooklnR. per btl. , J1.50O1.7S : eating ,
> i. ; ; n.oo.
KASTKKN njACIIKR-Mlcldcnn r.m1 Ohio ba
liets. llftliH. 22i2Jc ( : 'i-lni. bagkctii. COfjCOo.
f.U.IFOHNIA l > KAUS-llirllctt . J1.K01.75 ;
Ilurrtr llni-il > - , II ( ft.
OUAN'OliS-llodl , rcr cane. J6.50.
I.nMONH-.Mi-nliias , Vi.MU7.00 ; California lent-
oaii , JG.oo : fnncy , IC.J9.
IIANA N'AHCholfd lorcc stock , | > er bunch ,
JJ.wall medluni'iUeit bunches. Jl.C082.00.
I'lMK.M'l'LK.Sr No blilpplns stuck. , ,
JIISCnLLANUOUS.
IIO.-S'KY Pancy white. i < tf lb. , lloj cnolce. Wo ;
Ciilllurnla , amber color , lite.
< 'JLviil CUrlllnl Julco , yi-r half bbl. , } 3 ; pet
bbl. . } i.
) 'ii.Sl-nviS-A : : : ortoil , tO-lb. rnllj , each , 11.40.
M.U'I.H BVHL'I' 1'h-c linl. culls , eixcli , JJ.75 ]
Cal. cnnii , per Oor. , 112 ; > , cal. cans , (6.23 ; quart
cam. 5J.W ,
riiJRImi > orled fancy , 5 crown. 50-ll > , boxes.
Ho : choice , 10-lb. Loxrs. S crown , 9010c ,
Nt'TH Almoml . Ciillfornla. per lb. . medium
lc. itiy Turrason nlinonuii. I'cr Ib. , large ,
ISijc : Ilrazlli. per lb , , Sc ; Knicllili walnuli , IH.T
lb. , fancy fift 'iell. Uc : meillum tlze. lOo ; 111-
liu' ' * ' To'o "a IOC ! rccani > I10'1. ' ! " ' ' ! meUlum , bo ;
f * . if-ia * rii * * * * ' i V ( I * t I Vu8lPt | ( 7 * > 0 ,
i * A L r fij i a io\voout ) per lUti vci turds 1011 >
bo\e ' elb "
"nii-ssnn
MEATS.
ItliLrDn - r.l n.'CjB , 1IA ) to 000 Ibs. , Cli 7c ;
\rc U rn Ic4ia , 4i iSi oi ooa COH uni lieltc-rn
cow nnd hclfer . lUSitn ;
roir > | uurltr , cows ana li Ueiu , 3V,5j"o ;
foreouatl r . lUUIvs iti-cm. 4k 5o ; BOO. ! lim.i
minium , covri ,111-1 - helfer.i , 707lic ; too. . I liin. > ,
qunrlnt , native Mrt > | g , 8Vic , cow lounds. So' cow
plnlC'i , 3c ; banrleat chuclia. < c ; co\v cliucki 3O
s\ie \ : Bleer rhurk * . J c ; lx f temleiloln * 13"
l > icf roll * . bontlp . < > o ; rliloln butt ) , l > oiol ! ii
( H'O ; l"ln baeiu. bonclei * . Voi l.iln buck * , 7u ; cow
rlbn , Ko. 1. to ; row lolnn , Nn. I , Sgj bctC llim-
iituc So ; rump butU. be ; hlruUfr clod > , Co.
MUTTON'Dri'dJeJ lumln. ic ; (1r ec < l mutton
Co ; inck . lOo ; lega. ( o ; la.lillcn , Sc ; > lvn > . : u
< ii < | i nlucVt. Jo ; nheep toncuei. ) 'r rtoi. . tc
HIRU3 ANI > TAI.lJOW.
HIDES-No. I green lililtn. 31c ; No. 2 creer.
hlJev , J'.ici No. I gicea ullt.l | iJc [ , 4V4.S'v. ; . 2
Ercon .ilt < l lililen. 3H ° : Ko. 1 teal calf , s tu 11
Ibi. . - ; N.I. J t l calf , t to Ji lit. , < c ; No. I
Jry flint hM i. S87ot No. I dry tllit ) d.le .
No. 1 diy ( ulna hldM , to : nml currd lilvf
p r ! b. Itti ll : u 'ully cured.
8UKKI' J'ELT8cirftn , .
vrtta aaltej rnviartlnan Ohurt woomd early
kln ) . aeh. lioj Cry uli.arunti ( nhort wooltj
e ry iikliit ) . No. 1. mii - . , . | ry tlit.rliiui
< h"ii. woolfd rarlr > klu > No. 1. cli , So ; dry
tint K n i aui Nttraiia butcbir wcol pclt > .
per lb. . itcttml welRTit , Iftte ; dry flint Ki n .i
n l Nebraska Murrain wool peltn , per lb. , act
ual weight. 304e ; dry Hint Colorado butcher
wool peltn , per Hi , , Actual weight. 4fSc ; dry
flint Culurmlo Murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 3fMc ; feet cut off , na It la useless to
pay freight on them.
TALLOW AND CHlBASB-Tallow , No. 1. SUc |
tallow. No. 2 , I'.icj xrease , white A , 2tci KreaM.
white II , l',4c ; Rrvace. yellow , lUc ; grease , dark ,
IHci old butter , VWJHc ; Lctawax , prime , UO
22c ; rouRh tallotr. Hie.
HONKS In car loin , weighed and delivered In
Chlrairo : Dry buffaln , per ton , JI2 oDflH.W ; dry
country , bleaelied , per ton , J10.dftl.00 ; dry
country , damp ami meaty , per ton , IG.wsS.On.
OL t'nwuilioil , fine heavy , 6H7C ; flue , lleht ,
; quarter lilnml , lOfrtlfc , seedy , burry iiiui
rtiaffy , SflOo ; cotted nnd broken. coare , * B9C'
rottrsl and broken , flnc , Cflc Fleece washed
Medium. ISfilSc : fine , Hf/lOc / ; tuli washeu , ICO
Uc ; black , tc ; bucki , Tc ; tag locka. 2ff3c ; dead
\I5\V YOUlv ( Ji\l21l.vL MAUICKT.
lttio < n < lon f ( ln > Day oil
C'ninnioilltlrii.
NBW YOUK , Sept. B. KI.OUII Itecelpts , M.-
' , \J MI'B. exports. 12.618 bbls. Market dull nnd
liarely steady ; Minnesota patents , H. < ofl3.C6 ;
Minnesota bnticni , J2.30fJ2.9o ; winter patents ,
J3.S fJ3.GO ; winter , EtralRhU. tl.2083.53. Ilyc
flour , dull ; superfine , } 2. 4082.CO ; fancy. J2.COO
2.7 : . .
CORN MKAIj-Dull ; yellow western. K6c.
HYB Niuiilniil ; No. 2 western. SWIOc.
IIAHt.KY Straily ; wi'stern , 30iaie.
IIAItr.nV MAI.T CJulet ; western , 4S 78Se.
WIIKAT Hi > rulitn | , 102,100 Im. ; export * , 19.109
bu. ; t-ot | dull ; No. 2 red , Cl ; p ; No. 1 Imril ,
KJUo In elevator. Options opened steadier on
better cabled , but nt once sold oft under heavy
fumtlixvoMern receipts nnd sympathy with corn ;
closed UJiHo net di-cllni' ; Heptember clo'pil at
62c ; December , C5 1-lM ( ii/c , , closed nt ( Kilo.
COilItecelpts , ItQ.ouO bu. ; exports , Iwi.lM
Im. ; spot easier ; No. 2 , 21'ic In elevatoi' . Op
tions were eak nnd louvr under liquidation
maklnK new recards , nnd closlmr UWic net
lower. September closed nt IS'.ic ; December ,
27-iH27',40 , closed at 27'So.
OATS Hecelpts. MHm hu. ; exports , 3hO bu. ;
spot weaker ; No. 2 , Iil9 ! < , lc. Options dull nnd
weak , with freu otteiniKs ; closed Vidt-Ho net
lower ; making a new low record ; September
closed lit 19c ; Dercmher , 20Uc.
HAY Dull ; spring , JC.Wif7.60 ; Rood to choice ,
IIOI'.H Sternly ; state , common to choice , U9I
ciop , 24iJ4 ! { ! , c ; 1S95 crop , 3B7'.4c ' ; 1'aclllc coast ,
IWl crop. 2li5ile ; 1R9 : . crop , 3Tit'/4C.
lllll-ri : Steady ; CinlveMon , lOe ; Iliienos Ayres ,
dry ICc. nominal ; Tcxug , Sc ; L'nllfornla , 12c. !
I.iCATHHlt ( Jvilct ; hemlock sole , 20fi21c.
Ill'TTEIl Ui-celpts , 0,017 pkgs. ; steady ; west-
cm U.ilry , S'.ilM'-'c ; western cieaaiery ,
iiKlns. ICVic ; factory. 7iOll'lc. !
HHIi-lteccIpts , 7M pkgs. ; nuiet ; large ,
SffcfXfc ! , ; mnnll. CffS'.ic.
KlStlS Hecelpts , 1 , ( . : < 3 pkgs. : steady ; state and
1'eniiaylvanlu , ir.HfjtKc ; western , 13 | lCc.
I'IMJVISIONS llcrf , steady ; family , J3.00fl9.00 ;
lici'f bams , JI5.rOflfi.oO. ( fut moats , llrm ; plcklea
bfllleH. O'I/.KU ; plekleil BhoulderB , 3 ? < c ; pickled
hams , t'J.iOfnn.OO. Itacon , boxed shoulders , JI.HI ;
tniigiies , 53.71 ; ribs , J4 ; BhortH , J4.12b. Dry salt
meal * , boxed shoulders and longs , J3.SO ; ribs ,
J2.75 ; shorts , J3. 7'i. L inl , dull | western steam ,
t3.C , nominal ; rtllned , JS.W ; short clear , js.oow
i > Ut ; fumlly , JO.255jlO.00. 1'oik , dull at J7.60W >
TAMO\V Finn ; city < J2 per package ) , 34c ! ;
eotmtry ipaikugH.s free ) . 31 , c.
OILS I'etrolctim , linn ; L'nlted closed at tl.12'4
bid. Itosln Ktendy ; Htralnoil , Jl.co. Turpentine ,
quiet nt 2l')2IV4c. ) Cottonseed oil , Inactive ;
prime crude , IDMSOc ; prime summer yellow ,
iiajliilVic ; butter gradi-a , 2Cg27c. nominal ; iirlmu
white , S3V4H(2Sc.
HICH : firm ; domestic , oiijJCc ; Japan , 4ff4 < , lc.
MOI\saKS Firm ; New ( Jrlenns , 2 37c.
JU5TALS 1'lg Iron , quiet ; boutlieru , J10.2ja )
12.01) ) ; northern , Jli.75f/I2.50. Copper , imlct :
lu-okcra , J10.B2V4. Lead , steady ; domestic , brok
ers , J2.CO. Tin , plates , quiet.
cembcr ' .id higher and other months unchanged
from yesterday's closing prices ; business about
1-uliiic.i closed stcaily , with ni-nr and dis
tant positions Vid loner ; bii < dncss about equally
dlHtrlbuted ; September , la Sftd ; October. 2s 8Wd-
November , 2s Sd ; December. 2s 9d.
TLOUH l-'lrm ; ileinaml fair , freely supplied ;
St. Louis fnncy winter. 7n.
I'llOVISIONS Ilacon. ilull ; di-mand poor ; Cum-
berlaml cut. f to 30 Ibs. , 2Ss 6d : short ribs ,
2D to 21 Ibs. , 29s ; IOHR clear , IlKht , K tn 38 Ibs
2Gs ; loni ; clear , heavy , 40 to K Ibs. , 20s Cd ; clear
backs. llRht , 18 Ibs. , 25s ; short clear middles ,
heavy , 45 to CO Ibs. , 2Is Gd : clear bellies. 11 to
16 Ibs. , 2Ss- Shoulders , square , 12 to IS Ibs. , 23s.
Hams , short cut , 11 to 16 Ibi. , s M. Tallow
line North American , 17s 9d. lleef , extra mess ,
ICs 3d : prime mess , 3Cs 3d. 1'ork , prime mens ,
line Aveftera , ISs Cd ; medium western. SSs 9d.
Lard , dull : prime western , ISs Cd : refined In
prills. 19s Cd. '
CIIBBSK Quiet ; demand poor : finest Ameri
can white , 33s ; lineal American coloied , 40s.
HUTTint Klneot _ Uilted ) States , SOs ; good ,
OIIjS Llnscod oilI7e ; Petroleum , renned ,
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'lllJFniaHKATOn nEW Koreaimrlers , 3'id ;
hindquarters , G ? il.
HOI'S At London ( I'acino coast ) , JC1 los.
Sf. I.oiiU Cu inni
ST. LOUIS , Sopt. 5. WIIRAT Lower ; No. 2
rod , cnsh , C7o ; September. 67o ; December , UO. % "
COIIN Lower : No. 2 , caMi , 18c ; Sept. ISc ; De
cember , lOVie ; May. 22llc.
OATS Steady ; No. 2 , cash , ICc bid ; September ,
IGVto bid ; May , la'.io bid.
nvn 2Sc.
C-OHN MHAIJI.SO. .
FLAXSni-ID Kasler ; Cl'.Je.
WHISKY * 1.18.
1'Ol'LTKY Unchanged.
HtJOS Steady , lOe.
IH'TTRlt ' Good demand ; creamery , 13S19c ;
dairy , 9Sfl4c.
LKAn Slronger nt J.r,0i32.n5.
SI'KLTKIl-Dull and weak at , t3.37' 3.40.
1'UOVlSlO.VS-I'ork. standard mess , ii.OO for
old ; new. JC.37H. Lanl , prime steam , $ .1.10 ;
choice , J3.17' . < i. llaron , boxed nhoUlders. fl.OO ;
longs , Jl.uO : clenr rlb < i , t4.12 < i : side : ) , J4,2u. Dry
salt meats , bo od shoulders. J3. C/i ; longs ,
clear lilix. JS.C-li ; sides , J3.75.
llecelpls : Klour , C.CHO bbls. ; wheat , 83,000 bu. ;
rorn , CTi.OOO bu. ; oats. 02.000 bu.
Shlpnients : l ioiir , 7.COO bbls. ; wheat , CO.OOO bu. ;
corn , 44.000 bu. ; oats. 0,000 bu.
ColTc
NEW YOUK. Sept. -COFFEE Options
opened Irregular , with unchanged prices to 10
points decline , ruled fairly active on evening
up accounts In anticipation of Monday holi
day ; weak undertone following lower cables ;
closed barely steady nt 10j20 points net de
cline ; sale * , 13.00D bags. Including September ,
J9.25tJ9.30 ; December. t8.70iSS.73. Spot colTee ,
Kin. dull : No. 7. Jobbing. t)0.7."i ) : Invoice , tlO.23.
Mild , quiet ; Cordova. Ji : .OOfflC.23.
SANTOS. Sept. S. COFFKK Wonk : good average -
ago Santos. 10,5f ) rels ; receipts , 20,000 bags :
stocle 4S2.000 bags.
IIAMllUHCI , Sept. ( ! . COFFBIJ-Qulet and un
changed nt 'if decline ; sales , 6,000 bags.
HAVIin. Sept. 6. COFFKB-Openeil barely
steady at noon , nnd closed unchanged to ' , if
net decline ; sales , 11.000 bags.
HIO , Sept. C.-C'OFFKK-AVcuk ; No. 7 , Illo.
9,800 li'In ; exchange , S 31-32.1 ; receipts , 21.0CO
bags ; cleared , 21.0W bags ; cleared fur the United
States. 7.000 bags ; cleared for ICurope , 0,000
Imt'a ; stock , 207,000 bngs.
Dry Comix.
NKW YORK. Sept. n.-Conslderable business
was done through mall and wire orders for
piompt shipments , The close of the week' shows
n futl'faotory business' and nmro In right for
the coming week. Cotton goods market very
l rung anil prices showing an upward tendency.
1'rliuiiu ; cloths at 29-10c. AgentH have advanced
thu prices of i'nbot 315-Inch and Si-Inch , Farwell
3l-lnch ! bleached cottons \ \ ? each ; Clifton arrow
nnd Glendale SO-lnch bleached cottons ' , ic each ,
and Cllflon arrow nrd Cklicale ! ] LIj 30-Inch
hronn sheetings'tc each. September 10 then-
will bo inndn n | ipremptoiy sala of 8.KOO-black ,
colored and fancy iln-fs rllkH of the manufacture
of the Ashley & llulley company.
FALL UIVHll , Mass. , Sept. O.-Thero lias been
n fair demand for woods during the week. The
market Is. very firm nt 2 ! M6c , ami agents nro
not anxious to Hell at that figure.
Wool Mnrkot.
NKW YOUK , Sept. 5. WOOI CJulet ; domestic
lleece. HTllSc ; pulled , 16i20c.
LONDON , Sept. 0. Following- the arrivals
for the llflli serlvx of wool salea : New South
Wales , 40.029 bales , ; Queensland , 33.295 bales ; Vic
toria , 2 < ! ,3I2 bales ; South Aumralla , 4,513 bales ;
Went Australia , 2.3S4 bales ; Tasmania , 3.CKJ3
ImlCBj N w Zealand , 113.2S2 bales ; Cape of Cluinl
Hopi ) and Natal , 44. ! Xi bales : n total of 2UI.SOI
bales. Including , 44OU , ) sent direct. The Import *
during the week were : New South Wales , 3.2'J1
bales ; Victoria , 1S.1 bales ; New Zealand , 3.233
bales ; Cape of Hood Hope and Natal , ISO balen ;
India. 91 bales : Singapore , 318 bales ; France ,
1.435 lialoa ; Falkland , Inlands , 2SI bales ; America ,
218 bales ; bundrfcs , 29 talcs , maklpg a total of
9.Z1S balea. ' _ '
KIIIINIIM Oily . .Mnrki'lN.
KANSAS 01TSept. . S.-WIIBAT-Actlve nnd
nominally unchanged ; No , 2 hard , 50Hi52c ; No.
3 , 47HffWfco : No. B red. 67V3Sc ; No. 3. nom
. ' .0 Wc No. 2
inally ; Kiulng , nomlnully tyfMc ;
No. S. Kv.
COIIN Actlvn mid nominally unchanged : No.
3 mUe.l , ISfllSUc ; No. \\lilte , :04J2i'-jC.
OATS Dull and lower ; No. ; mixed , nominally
IGUlJc ; No. 2 white , uvw , nominally lS20u ; old ,
nominally 2IHi22c- .
HVCr-HlKlur ; No. 2 , SOp.
HAY Steady and unchaneej. I
Jll'TTKIl-FIrm ; creaiiu-rj , SHcj dairy ,
lOtilJe.
iOOS : Steady nt lliC.
Collon MnrlcH.
NKW OHLKANH. Sept , 5. COTTON Steady ;
mbldllng. 7'ic ; low mliidllng , 7 1-lCc. good orUI-
nniy. 77-lCo. Net rvct-l | > | ii , 1.743 liuk-u ; gntsa ,
1,775 bales ; xiort to firrat Ililtaln. 4.200 bales ;
cniiKtwIte , li t > ale > , ; ili-a , ) , bl bales : block ,
42.14 } haloa.
NKW YOUK , Sept. 5. COTTON-SlfH'ly ; mid
dling , SVjc. liecclplii , none ; nale , 23 balls , nil
rplnneru ; stock , Ct,4i ) > 2 bales.
ST. ijOVia. Sept. 5. COrrON-Stcady ; mid
dling , 7 13-lCo. IlCfelpU. StO lulcs ; shlpmenti ,
321 bak's ; atock , 11.511 baU > .
I'oni-ln .MarKi
< | > > .
I'KOIHA , H pt. 5.-l.-OllN-.Mail(6t ( eoiy ; No , J.
No ; No , J. ISlic ,
OATS-MaiKet ( julet , cany ; 71) . : white. Utf
IS c : Nu. 8 , Ptc.
HYi--M.iiIitt dull , nominal.
\VIUSKY-Marl.cl ttrady ; llnlthtil cooJ * on
the ba l of J1.1S fgr high HIIC | .
ItK KIPTS-Corn. 3M50 bu. . ojtj , 51 OM bu. ,
rye. C04 bu. , ulilrlty , 75 gain.thcut , 6bX ) bu.
SHU'MCNTS-l'mn. 27.40C bu. . o.-U. 7-i ! < fl bu. :
ryp , nrnwhl l > y. ° 5 eaU. ; wheat , > ww bu.
Oil CMy MurK-ol Off.
OIL CITY , Stiil , I.-lUllJuy ; no b.l toJk.- .
OMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
3om and Oats Both Make Now Low
Records ,
WHEAT ADVANCES , BUT SOON DROPS BACK
Accumulation * of n Million llinhc-1 * of
Hint ( iriiln for HitWeiIt ill Sllii-
iienpollH One Kcnxnti for
the Decline.
CHICACiO. Sept. C. Corn nin.1 oats both
went through their accustomed perform
ance of making new low records today ,
closing about Uo lower each. Wheat snf-
feied from apprehension of heavy northwest -
west receipts and closed -He lower. Pro
visions declined from Ce to lOc.
Wheat at the opening gave it perform
ance that has become stale from frequent
repetition. It made a false start nt about
advance , and had to Immediately re
turn nnd commence over again. Decem
ber. which closed yesterday at from oS'.ic
to 5SV- , commenced this morning nl tS'.ic.
In about ten minutes It was down around
MHO , with occasionally a few sales at 1-lCc
below that , and In the close neighborhood
of those prices It rested for a time. The
Immediate cause of the opening rise was
that comparatively cheerful tone of the
llnanclal columns of the morning papers
nnd the publication of the heavy quality ot
3,3G3,8G2 bu. as the dour and wheat export
for the week , compared with 2.2CO.OOO bu.
In the similar week of the year before.
Cables , as has frequently been the case re
cently. did not respond to the decline here
yesterday , nnd this was an additional source
of strength. The weakness which so
quickly succeeded the V\c opening advance
was ostensibly the result of the carload re
ceipts at Minneapolis and Duluth , being reported -
ported as numbering 1,117 cars , against 1,159
last year. The effect of this was dissi
pated , however , when It was learned that
the receipts at Minneapolis were the ac
cumulation of two days , but It had the ef
fect of calling general attention to what
may bo expected from that source , An
accumulation of over 3,000,1)00 ) bu. for the
week , expected as the result of the move
ment , with that much more to he carried
In thu visible supply on a stringent money
market , was without doubt the chief reason
for the decline. The Chicago receipts were
2CS cars , only ten of which were ot rontract
quality. The ilny'a clearances from Atlan
tic ports were liberal , and Now York re
ported a good Inquiry there for export , but
nothing could revive the bullish spirit of
the market , which had been so promptly Bat
upon at the opening. Lower continental
'cables ' tntensltlcu thu weakness , and a gen
eral selling out ot purchases made around
BStie carried the price down to from 57c
to 5Sc at the close.
Corn was still weaker than It had boon ,
reaching an even lower depth. September
declined to the unprocedentodly low price
of 13lc per bu. May opened a shade higher
at from 21 c to 21140 , but soon turned weak
and declined to 21 lie , the closing price. The
weakness of wheat and the fact that corn
Is now practically out' of danger from frost
were the ruling Inlluences.
Oats were slow and weak , prices reaching
n lower llgure than ever known before.
I'ho weakness In wheat and corn and the
dullness In speculation were against the
price. May opened unchanged nt lSc , and
declined to from ISMc to lSic , where It
closed.
Provisions virtually repeated the/ per
formance of the day before. Trade was
light and when buyers appeared the pack
ers had all kinds for sale for January de
livery. January pork declined from $ . > .G.j at
the start to $5.53 , closing nt the latter.
January lard from J.1.G2i ! dropped to $ : i 57V.
ii1 ! . , ? , ' , , ' , , tmit' J n ry ribs fell from
to fL .
.t 3 > U.
Estimated receipts for Monday : Wheat. 3 ° o
cars ; corn , BOO cars ; oats , -1UO cars ; hogs ,
35.000 head.
No markets ) Monday ; legal holiday.
Thu leading futures ranged ns follows ;
Articles I Oj ) l. | .tiM.
\Vhest.No.a
Sept BOX
Dec.- f'S
f'SKl
May ( Kl
Corn.No. 2.
Sent IBM
Oot -'Oil
Dee
Jlay.-
Oats. No. 2. .
Si-nl. . 15 '
Oct lulf Ids
May
I'ork.perbbl
Supt s so
Oot S S7H 0 (11 ( ! ! $ C . ' . ( I D -ia
Jan U a 03 0 .15 It 53
Lu nl , 100 Ibs
Sept 3 20
Oct. . . . . . 87W 3 25
Jan 3 O''H 3 07M
Sbortlllbs-
Sept. . . . 3 Ifi
Oct a 17W .1 10 ! 3 15 3 I7 ! !
Jan H : i2 > II III )
Cash quotations Were as follows :
KLOUIl Quiet : winter patents , J3.20S3.40 ;
HtralKhtH. J3.00W3.30 ; special sprint ? . J3.45 : spring
patents. f2.90ff3.30 ; stralKhts , J2.4052.50bakers. .
Jl.DOff2.25.
WIIKAT No. 2 spring. S.r.5Cc : No. 3 sprlnK.
51V4iS2o ; No. 2 rol , 6a4ffCOc. (
COHN No , 2 , lUTfcc ; No. 2 yellow , 20 % < ? ? 204o. !
OATS No. 2 , 15c ; No. 2 white , f. o. lj. , 13Vi { 20c ;
No. 3 white , f. o. b. , 12@lSc.
IIYK No. 2 , Ille.
IIAIILKY No. 2 , nominal-No. ; 3 , f. o. b. , 2
33c : No. 4 , f. o. 1) . . 20c.
KLAXSRUU No. 1. C4V&C.
TIMOTHY SUUIJ Prime. J2.C7W.
PHOV1H1ONS Mesa pork , per bbl. , J3.5ffl.f,0.
I.anl , per 100 Ibs. , J3.2214. Short ribs , nliles
( loose ) . $3.1 ! > ? r3.2.p > . Dry salted ulioiililera ( boxeil
J3.754H.OO. Khort clear slik-H ( boxed ) , J3.50jJ-3.73.
WHISKY Distillers' finished ( jooila , tier sal. ,
J1.18.
SUOArtS Cat loaf , J.-.07 ; granulated , JI.9S.
I'OULTUY Market steady ; turkeys , 7@10c ;
chickens. 78V4c ; ducks. " ' .iifKlJc.
The following were the receipts and shipments
toilay :
Ontliol'ro ineo cxoli vniri lo I iv tin batter mnr
ket wm dull : creamery , Utillic : dairy. 1X4
' MR. Kggu. linn : frc-aii , 1'Jc. Cliuuau , HtuaUy ;
STOCKS A .VI ) IIOMIS.
Security .Illll-ket .tliiiilfi-NlH a Moili-mle
I ) > Kr < - - of Autlvity.
NKW YOUK. Kept. 0. The slock market to
day was moderately active , with Sugar anil
Ht. Paul considerably outranKInK the Beneral
list In extent of trailing. The ppeculatlun ills-
played an undertone of Btrensth throughout , nl-
though realizing calea nm ( olTcrlngn for uliort
account caiiKed occasional concenMons , anil o -
peclally after the publication of thu bank state
ment. That exhibit , as Is frciiuently the cute ,
fulled to a considerable extent to Indicate the
actual condition of tlie banks , and. of counu ,
did not Include the proportion of the JJ.CM W
In cold or thereabouts , which arrived too late
to be reported toilay , but was deposited In tha
banks. Of the amount mentioned , JWO.OOi ) . not
belni ; on the manifesto of the steamer , wua not
reported until late In the day. The Rold. with
two other lots of eiiuul amount was ileponlted
at tlio subtreusury. The arrivals for the week
made about the largest agKre ate imports In
any blnirle week. The ( -raiiil total was Jlo.lOO.-
IM. . Tlic Initial prices were n shade below
l-'rlilay'B clonlni ; ( Inures , o > vlnit to realizations
antl bear olTerliiKB , Intluenced t-hlelly liy lower
lA > ndon prjcen. After a brief reactionary move
ment , prices took an upwaid tiend , and llrm-
IH-HH ruled all nloiiK1 the line. The closliiK was
dull , but sU'aily , at ulluht ealns on thu day.
The week developed a conlldent tone In ilnanclal
c-lrclea. partly stimulated by the KOM move-
ini-iit und tin- belief that the monetary outlook
was unsatisfactory. The outcome mm a 'spir
ited speculative movement , attended liy mu-
teilal improvement la prices , Ue i > n.o tb almost
pemlstcnt forelun selllnir , both for stocks and
bond * . In tha taut mentioned cleparlmeni. In-
vt < lment buylnir on a liberal Male was ro-
llected.
The bullish sentiment had proved s'urttrlor tn
nKcravatcil cutllni ? of rates add' of moixr.intlla
dlxasters , in some limances an a heavy teak' .
The volume nf business was larKvr mil bi | | niwi
was unusually well dUtrlbuted , "The udvanqlnK-
tendency was checked from' time to time by
realisations and oiferlnKs by the licnr * , ' and
thi-rn was ruperllclal evidence of adroit Inurilpu-
latlon by the profestlonals. A fair .uiuoutu of
ciilnalBi > luii buyliiK was also lioleil , ] ioV4Yer ,
which it Is bellnved would haviy u ! < uiriert tin-
slderable proportions but for the umlltiueil
sleadlnees of th money market. The onerlos
purchnresMro more notable In the stofka tluiL
hail xuiitaliieit the more acute lotnes In tne re-
eent break. The money market itlgplayed btrin-
KIIH-J- for H time , and especially , for time funds
ami mercantile discounts , Sterling excliaiiKe
< | iiutatlr > n > were uUu held more firmly on n de-
muint to cover Kold Imports und Indlraleil the
cancellation of sum ? orders that htnl lieen Klren
for the metal. Appreheniilon In Lomlon aver
the Levantlnii eom | > llcatloim an liullcallons pf
llrmt-r rates for money at that renter df < peed
fcri-Un operators to cell American securities ,
and lids condition was coiiKht tu b * Improved by-
the hrars , A ulEnlllcanl ilcveluiunent IVM pro
nounced strength In Kovernaient luvJs , which
booit-d nilviinriextendliiK to 3 % pi-r cent In the
new < > . The inarkil doted at about the highest
point. Tint cuuttxt slrriiRtb. was displayed. In
the hl h pilcuil Iniluilrlula and Kraneeis , byt
fr.ini1 of thu Iniicllvu fpi-rlaliu-a aUo scored Im-
l)0i taut eatns. The nt ; ri-Kale sale * wi-re 1.1UO.T
f.H iliuru * . The more noteworthy unlna
Im laded Minneapolis K Kt. Louis first
icferiril. 5' . per cvnt. .Sugar , } , | -r cent ;
: > : Br | 'Ufeiil 4'4 | n r ci-nt. Tobacco. Illinois
Hlie | und Nt-\v Jersey Central. C' per cent ,
l.irkuwui nj. C'i per rent , CilcaKO Uas , SU per
i cut , < ' - > lt < r Oil preferred. C ) per cent ; us-
iiuehimnn & Writrrn preferred , SH per cent ;
Cf.Mix.llital" t Oil * , Leather preferred und llur-
HiiKton f't i-or inti I ad preferred. Mi per
ntriluturo. . I'ulumbus. i'lmlnnatl & tit.
Luiiloivfrrt'i J.rt sh-ire. Minnesota Ir n
nd Metropolitan Trnrlftm. E her cent ; llftek
Island , 4 % per cent ; SI. 1'aul. i\ | > er cent , nnd
St. Paul preferred. 6 per cent. IxxiltvllK-
Nsjtnlllf exceptionally/.Wfnnleil n loss nf %
l > er cent. The Imnd jiftlrt displayed n Rres-
Hive strength on lnve.ini.nl ] purefmses for local
nnd foreign accounts. The volume of trading
increase. ! considerably-pv ri recent nveraRes , and
the net changes nrp Bnnr lly material Improve
ments , Tne more impuignnt gain * were In
IV.rla K Kastrrn 1MM.U per cent ; Western
New York am ] l'ennsylr jnln nencrals nnil North ,
ern Pacific 3ds , CH iiefcewit ; Oregon Short Line
( , 6 | > er cent ; Missouri/ Kansas and Eastern
IMS and llurllngton delmnturp Os. C iier cent ,
nnd Texas IMcllie lots ) W per cent. The sale *
were f5,717IV ) . llmefwnttu bond * were quiet
but strong. In sympathy with the advance In
other t-eturltles. The demand was largely of
an Invc'iment charattlr. and caused an ml-
vnncc of SX per rent In it IP new 4s to 11I > T
i > n mirclias > cs of ItTli.oit , fillier rettllleales were
dull and without change on transactions of
J7I.OOO.
The New York FlnanclW says this week : Al
though over J7.r > POono arrived from Europe , over
14,000,000 of thH gold arrived too late to be In-
eluded In the current statement. From this
time out the bunks should begin to reflect the
full effects of the heavy shipment. The FtMe *
men ! otherwise Is n repetlllon of those for three
weeks previous. The Imnks are closing heavily
to the Interior , and lire making up for the wlth-
diawals of enxli by eonlrnetlns their loans , nnd
mo also taking out ns much new circulation ns
possible to tide over the piesent stringency.
.Hist bow long this policy of contraction could
be continued without serious results Is a ques
tion , but fortunately the supply of gold received
or now lu transit will render further action of
tbo kind unnecessary. The bank slalement does
not show It , but the Imports of gold nre nlrt-ndy
easing the situation to u considerable extent.
The trouble Is thnt the surplus l.s unevenly dis
tributed twelve of the national banks ftlll be
ing below Ihc 21 l > er Cent reserve , one of them ,
Ilio National ritliens , showing only 1G.B per cent.
As for netual operations the banns
gained II.S3I.1CO In gold. The loss
in null , considering the magnitude of Interior
shipments , Is rather small. The one favorable
feature wilch the week's results show Is that
withdrawals for hoarding do not liuiire tn any
extent Thp decrease In deposits was caused liy
loan 'commotions and the movinent nhovc
stated. Tlmt the loss In rash nt this season
Is not abnormal Is shown by Hie fact that the
Intel lor demands lust year from September ,
to October M , decreased deposits fK.Oon.OiM ) . The
Fourth National , Third Niillonnl and Western
National made large Increases In circulation.
Since the first week In August the banks have
taken out tl.179.MO new circulation. Whether , as
In 1W3 , the notes will be returned almost nil-
used It not known , but B , furf.ier expansion In
vli-w of the heavy gold Import * , would seem un
likely ns the prollt In It Is only fractional.
The' following were the closing quotations on
the leading stocks of the New York exchange
today :
Alchlaoa 1- N. Y. Central P'Jh
AdamsKx 140 N. Y. AN. K ' 'I )
Al'on.T. II f' " Ontario .t W lit
Am. KxnrciB 107 Orecon imn.
Ilaltlinoro.VOIiio. ia ) < Oregon Nav 15
Canada Pacllle. . . . f'H . . ) . S. L. A II N. . . .
CanailaSonthem. . 4uH 1'acltlc Mall 11W
Central I'aclllc. . . . 14 Peoria Dec. A.K. . . . H <
Ohea.A. Ohio iUl :
Chicago & Alton , . 1 'J I'nllman i'aiaco. . . 14JI
C. . H..VH till
Chicago in ti w ' i" >
, IHM ; lih'i'H. ' O. W.'nfd 40
t'.o. . i. .VSt. L. . . as lUOCK Inland f' " ' !
Colo. Uoal A Iron- ! i St. Paul ! )
Cotton Oil Uori . . . J dopfd I'-11
Dclawarob Had. . 121 1st. P. A Omaha. . . . "r !
Del. . L-mk. A W. . . 1(10 ( I tlonW 11.I
D.&ll.G. pM 4' . ' * < Sontlirrii Pacific. . 1 KM
U.-IBI Tcan 1'JJl SmrarUeflnorv. . . . 111
Krio ' Tenn. coal Ailroa.
do pnl n TexasPacltlc
FortWavno 143 T. .tO.Cont. liM. . . Cl )
O. Nortliern pfd. . . llnloi P.icinc 694
C.A.K. I. ) > rd ( Kl ' " ' ' ' ' ' " 35
llocklnir Vallov. . . \v'"st.'i , . .v p. . . . . .
IlllnolH Central. . . w. st. u A P. on. 14
St. P.&Ualuth. . . . 13 WullR K.ir o Ex. . .
K , , VT. pfd S'J W.-Htern Union. . . . 70K
LnkeErloJt West. N > Whcellnir A U B. .
doufd ( ! . " > ' 'o pTcl. .
LulioStioro 44 JM. A.St. L ,
Lead Trust -1 Itit , U
Loulsvlllo .t N. . . . 40 JO. M 274
L. AN. A a IN. L
MnnhnttanCon. . . . HJ
MemulilH.V O 1J do nfd. . . . DO
MIclilL-.inCont 81 Pi-St. Jj. A , 1C. C. . . .
MlHHourl P.iclllo. . T. St. U .tK.C. pfl
Mobllo.V Oluo 17 , S , K. U 7Hi
NanlivllloClrit. . . . Ife'K. Knfd 2t
NallonalCoi-J.i.-o. .Tob. Co li : l
Nat , Cordniro pfd. . D nfd lll !
N.J. Central 10P- , A'm. Tel.-VC. Co. . . 7S
N..t W. nfd . . . , Com'ICabloCo. . . . l-3
North Am. Co I | Ai . Suit.iriiM lOO
Nortliurn P.ioltlo. . 1 ! ' < I U. S. Coro-'iru gtd. . 15H
N. Pacific nfd lUXllIi'S. ' Leatlio.pfd. . . M )
U. P. I ) . A. O IK U.S. Itubber 17 > j
Norlliweatern Oil'ililo ' pM . 70
tdoufd 1411 | { Sr't.S..tfilHtTRSna4r.
tbld. 'offered , tall nnBewme.ittH paid.
The total sales ofl stocks toilay were 9I.SOO
shares , Including Ibc-'folUjwhig ; American To
bacco. 4,91)0 ; American Sugar , 13.900 ; Iturllngton
> t Qulncy. 5,100 ; Oenl-ral-HMcctrlc. 5.COO : Louis
ville & Nnsbvllle , 3-i-oO - ; lleadlnir , 4,700 ; Hock
Island , K.MM ; St. 1'nul. 155w { ) ; Tenncssco Coal and
Iron , 3.COO. | ' : '
> V - Yorlt Olonuy 1lurU - ( .
NEW YOUK , Sept. CT1IONI-Y ON CAI > L
Katler ; offered at 4ft8 pfr' cent.
1'JtlMK MnnOANlTCt ; " ' VAri-m Nqmlnally
75/9 / per cent. - " ' * ' , x
ST1IKLINO KXOIIANGJJSteady. . with actual
business in bankers' bills 'at J4.Mlf4.S4'4 for de
mand and J4.S2'i5f4.f'K- filxly days ; posled
rates , { 4.83S4.S1 and tliGOt.SO ; commercial bills ,
- .
IIAll SII.VKU OMc.
MliXICAN DOLLAUS Sl'/iC.
STATK ItONDS Dull.
IIAILHOAD lIONDS-Stronir.
OOV'RUNMKNT I1ONDS Strong ; new 4s , reg. .
113 % ; coupon , l\'t \ % ; 5s , leg. , 110U ; coupon. 110'i ;
Is , leg. . 10 ; coupon , 107 ; 2a. reg. , 92 ; I'aclllc
6s of97 , irui * .
Cloning quotations on bonds were ns follows :
U.S. ls.ro ? . now. 11.1)1 C. P. Istsof ' 1)5. . . . 10U
U.S. 4Bco.iiii.nuw. lir > ( D. AH. G. In 112
U. S. Os. tog HO'l ' D. A H. O.19 HU
U. S.Ci.coup 110U KrluadH
U. S.4s , reg Hill 10. II. &S. A. ( Is. . .
U.S. 4s. couu 107 10. U. .tS.A. 7 . . . Oi !
U.S. as.ear 03 til , .VT. C. Oa 101) )
PaclticOHof "Jj. . lOOW tdolla ioa
Ala. . clllHH A 10 ! ) M. . K. AT. lat-li. r ! < )
Aia.clas' > II 100 ilo'Jil \ < t
Ala..class C ; 00 Mutual Union 1)1. . 1115
Ala.Cnrr.mov UO N. J.C. Oon. Os. . . . 114K
Iji , New Con.is. . ! ) ( ) No. P.iolllo lati. . . Kill
clo2ds
N. C.lls 110 N. W. Coniols iil : !
N. C.4S 0-1 do 3. V. Dab. 3s. 105
< S.C , iiunfiind . . . . ' - ' H. O. Wu.it. iHti. . . nan
Tenn. now Hist Us. 7:1 : St. P. Contois 7s ,
Tenn. now sot j } . . 108 doO. , tP. W. .It.
Tenn. old 0 00 St..I.tI. M.fJonJ. Ull
Vn. Genuine1 ! 50hiHt. | L..VS. K.lion.'J. ' int ;
do deferred ' Toxaa Pnu. IHIS . .
AtchlHOil 74TS Texas I'ac.'di. . . .
AtcnlHonSilAllhi U. P. iHtsof ' 3J. . . .
Canada So. arts. . . . DO U'nit Shorn Is
I * A N. milllod . 7a ! < n. R. AN. IHI.I. . . .
Southern 5i -14jv N. Pao. : lds
bid. toltored.
ItoNton StoeU QuotatloiiH.
HOSTON. Sept. B. Call loans. 04(47 ( t)3r cent !
tlmo loins. H7 par conu Oloilnf prices for
nli ml nun 11.
A.T. AS. F "west End nfd IM )
Am. Milir.lr XV. Blue , nfd 48
Am. SiiL'ar P'd. . . . 101H Win. ConlrJI ll {
Hay State Gas. . . . H Ren. Kloo nfd (14 (
Hell TolophoiiD. . . 203 Atehlsor 2d 1HM
Ilosloa A Albiuy. 201 Atchlxon 7-ln !
Honlon A Maine , . IAS Now Knzl.'iinl ( Is. . 10H
O. a , vy Ceil , Ulectrle r s. . . H5
Pllchbunr Allo'K'7 , MlnlnzOCO
Oi > n. Klootrlo Atlantic lil'v
Illlnoia Stool Ilnslnn A ; Montuii v 7H14
Mexican Ontr.il. . ! ! ' Until.t ) llQaton. . . . m
N. Y. AN. K CaluiuotAi HoeU. . SOO
OldColonv Franklin H
Ore. Short Line. . . . . Ke.iraareo K'Vti '
Hu boor , Hill ( Jsruoln . . , * 'JilH :
SL.I Dlo.-o 5U Uulncr 10S
Union P.Lclno U Tamarack 74
\Vi-nt Kinl CH Wolvorlno Ui !
Sllll Fr n lie I DC ( l .111111111 ; tliiotndnns.
SAN PIIANCI3CO. Sopt. S The omel.il closing
duotntloiiB for nilntiiUJ'.CH tony worj as fol-
IOWHI
Alia . 11 HalnA NorcroHS. ,
AlPh.iCon . ISr. Jusllco .
AnUim . : r. Kontackv Con. . . . H
Helchor . . . . r > 7 Mexican . .
liehti ; Ilelqher. , . , 105 Mono . 01
llodloCon . uu Mount Diablo. . , . 23
IlulwcrCon . . 43 Occidental Uon , . . , HII
( Mli-ilouia . 43n Oplur . 103
Ch lleniu Con. . , , DH Overman . . IB
Ohollar . sail Potosl . IM
iiio 111
Con , i.ll.v V.'l. , . . IS 3 fUorptou 10
Cou , Imperial . tiicrra Novadti. . . 82Cl
nro\\n Point . Union Con Cl
Utah Con
nouldjuC'iirrv Cil Yullow Jacket
'
'silvor Ufl ) ; .
Lull ilo'ii' Sliiek' ' tin dial liinx.
. Siipt. a. t p ; mr cloilii ? !
Consols.m'y. . , . 112 IIj j . [ \HxTeaii ( onll _ nary. Ill
ConnolH , acv't . 112)tiSL.Pautaum . " , \i
Can , Pacific . llU [ pJ."Y. Ce.iitr.11 . 05K
Krlo. , . . . . - . . . . . , . . , lll jj'rniiHVlriiiiia . . 6'Ji-
KrlolHt-ufd . KOHUniadluff . 7 H
111. Cu n Ira I . l > lj ] Mux. Cen. now -In. . OSj
'
UAH BIM'BIt
per ,
The rate of dlsroiin j IB the open marliet for
thort bills. I'.iitl3-10 | ( tr'irlit ; , for three moiUlia
bills , Ht J 3-1C IHT ci-/l / | , ( ,
_
N MV YorU ( ( iiolntloiiH ,
NKW YOUK. Sjpt. . . . . . foilowlutf nro Ihu
mliilni ; iiuutuu p'nr :
Dillwer . , . , Till. ' uiitario.
Clioll.ir Ilio1 fo > ilr. 115
Crown Point 30 Plymuutn 2U
Cou. Cal. A Va. 17.V OuleijHltvur l.VI
Oca' ' ) wood . . . < > 5 OulcUBllver pfit..1000
( lould i Curry. . . . oil Slur r.x M V.i < l.u. . . 3'J
Iluloi Norcrosa. . ] HT Standard ( loa 110
llomestalce . 2UOO Union Con 40
Iron Silver . , 23 Yellow JacUot. . . . U7
Mexican . SO
.V n I ex.
I108TON , Kept. 5.-Ciearlng . I2OS,437 ( ! ; bal-
1IALT1MOIU2. Sept. 5. Cloailnsa , J2.109.1J1 ;
balances , J367.SCI.
WAHIUNaTON , Sept. 5. TuJay's treatury
otatemcnt kliows : Available oasU balunceu , J2IS.-
I62 ! ! ; oM rrM > r\e , 1102,490.011.
ST. LOt'lH. Sei.t. B
-Clearing , U.OilCS3 ; hal-
ances , JKI3.CS7. Money on cull , iOO pt-r cent ;
money on lime , 5ft8 per eentNew York ex-
iiiine. II. ! i discount bM ; par anlicd ,
C'lIlCAOO. Sept. 5. t'lcarlnB i. 1U.16I.COI
Mnney llrm : on full , till per cent ; on time , 7
per rent. New York cxc-hunce. II.J3 < lUrmint
Foreign excliaiiKe , unchanged , demand , JIM
sixty days , Jl.s.'i , .
NKW YOUK. Hop ! t. Thc cxpurls of speeln
for the week it mourn M to J7..K'0 In uold and J9JI
tOO In silver. Tha Imp > rts wei-e ( i"ll Jl'U'Jl ' Ct\ ,
liver , JUJ.i.'J. dry K-.U 1 . > ; .vsi.,4V. , s i -il ri i-
chanillct. JI.JIJ.TJI. Clenrlnss , J5J,3M.470 ; l > al-
ances , JS.4I2 , 0. _
I'orelmi Kliiiinriitl .Vole .
ItKUI.lN , Sept. f. Ktchnnge on London , elsht
days' flKlit , Km 39'ipfo.
I/5N'1KN. Sept. S.--loliJ Is nuotnl nt ltueno
Ayri-s twlnv nt 172 : Madrid. 13.M , l.tubon , SS7.8 ;
Home , 107.20 ,
1'AllIS. Mcpt. t. Three per cent rentes. IWf
SRC for the aecount. llxchnnge on Ixindon , J5f
I7o for checks. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
X MT York > VUly Hunk Stnti-mi-nl.
NKW YOUK , Sept. S. The weekly bunk state
ment shows the folliiwlni : chanKes : Heserve.
ilecronw , JM7.R50 ; loans , decrease , S2.720.Ufl ;
specie. Increase , $1. 51. 200 ; leual lenders , de
crease. M.crt.Wfl ; ilcpiislts , decrease. JI.fC3.OIXI :
circulation , Increase. 24.0iiO. The banks now
hold js.SS < i.5M In excess of the renulrements of
the it per cent nil * .
MnrUet.
NKW YOUK , Sept. f > . - SfC1.U1taw , quiet ;
fair refining. J13-lGc : centrifugal. W test , 3'ic.
llfllnnl , nulet ; standaril , 4'4c ; crunhed , B\c ;
cranulnttHl , 4\o.
LONDON , Sept. B. OANK SVCJAll Pull nnd
ilecllnliiK ; centrifugal , Java. 11s ; Muscovado ,
fair reilnlng , y * M.
UKKT SfOAIt l-'lat nnd lower ; Snitcmber , fs
ItHSd ; October , ! W.
SAN rUANClRCO , fept. fi. WI1IJAT Sleiuly ;
December. ! )9ic ) ; May , tl.03.
Til 1-3 UKAI.TY 3IAIUCHT.
placed on Illo Sjiturday ,
Pepteiiiber r , 1SK ! > :
\VAUU ANTY UBRDS.
A A Wealpate to 11 C Orlltlth , lot K ,
bloek 4 , Saundera & ll's add to Wal
nut Hill . $ 3
J J llyan nnd wife toV A l.elnner
et al , lot fi. block 1 , 2il add to Corrl-
i ; n t'laco . 200
John Hart nnd wife to Nelson .t 1'rea-
ton , lot 3 , block 37 , HetiHon , nnd lot
M , runnliiKlinni & H'H ndd . l.fiOO
J C Warhol ) and wife to J 11 Mlildoon ,
lotI , block n , I'lalnvlew add . 1,250
David Anderson nnd wife to 1'aekerH
Havings bank , lots 2 and 3 , bloek 2 ,
2d ndd to South Omaha . 1,000
QUIT CLAIM DHK13S.
1) C Orlffen to U K Wostcnto , lot 2B ,
bloek 4. SaundcrH & ll's ndd to Wal
nut Hill . 3
unions.
Special master to M 12 Quackenbush ,
lots 1 and 2 , block 10 , Omaha View
add . COG
Total amount of transfers . $ IC.2
SO.MI3 CAMI'Vir.COMMUNICATIONS. .
llelvlnlcy In Cln.v Coillil.v , In.
SI'ENCEU , la. , Sept. 2. To the Killtor
ot The Dee : In answer to the article In
the morning World-Herald ot August 21) ) ,
In which a statement Is made that "Clay
county , lown , Is doubtful : " You will no
tice that the writer of that article haa not
the courage to sign his name. If he knows
anything about thu politics of this county
he knows that It Is safely republican and
for McKlnloy , as Is the state of Vermont.
The free silver democrats and populists of
this county have Joined forces In support
of Mr. Uryan and the Chicago platform , but
notwithstanding nil that the majority for
MeKlnley and honest money will receive
nn increased vote over any previous year In
Clay county's history. We are In the best
portion of the best agricultural state In
the union ; our population Is of that Intelli
gent class that has made Iowa farms valu
able and easy to borrow money on at the
lowest rates of Interest , an.d with few ex
ceptions they have no desire to pay their
debts In depreciated money , but on the
3d of November they will march up to
the polls and vote for the man who is In
favor of opening up the factories of the
United States , thereby restoring to the
farmers the markets that gave them good
prices for their products , rather than the
man who would open up the. mints owned
by the taxpayers of the United States to
the mine owners of the world for the pur
pose of coining without price GO cents
worth of their product into United States
dollars and then ask these same farmert ,
to guarantee their value. Wo have Just
completed a poll of this county by town
ships and wo find , as I have stated , an
Increased majority for the republican
ticket over any previous year , and nearly
every day some one that we had noted ns
for free silver and Ilryan conies to us
and asks fo lirfvo Us change out4 books so
ns to have them , show his name safely In
the republican ranks' for MeKlnley and
hopest money. Very truly yours.
J. W. STEIiniNQS.
Secretary Clay County , Iowa , Ucpubllcan
Central Committee.
Tit tlio Ilt < i > nl > ll < 'iiii AVonu-ii.
CHICAGO. Sept. 1 , 1SOG. To Ucpubllcan
Women ; The honorable recognition given
to women by the national republican com
mittee should bo acknowledged by them In
embracing the present opportunity to serve
the republican party and the country. Never
were there more powerful and obvious mo
tives for persistent and united effort among
women than now. Morality nnd unity , the
Indispensable supports of the home and the
nation , are being assailed. Where is se
curity for thn future honesty of our sons If
they arc now taught the lessons of repudia
tion ? Where is security for our national
union that cost us suffering and blood If
partisan misrepresentation and Intrigue
alienate the south and west from north and
cast ?
In the name of good faith and honesty , of
union and prosperity , we urge women every
where to help maintain the nation's honor
and unity. This can ho done most clfcctlvely
by united effort in forming women's repub
lican clubs , or MeKlnley nnd Holmrt clubs
or sound money clubs , where women can
meet and discuss the great Issues of the
campaign and can consult as to plans anil
methods of Influencing voters.
In cnnncctlon with and under the super
vision of the national republican committee
the women's branch of the work has opened
headquarters In the Auditorium Annex , Chicago
cage , where all communications to me should
be addressed. I shall be plcapcd to com
municate with any person relative to any
phase of the work and to furnish campaign
literature and constitutions for the forma
tion of local clubs. I shall soon he speak
ing on the republican platform for McKlnloy
nnd Hobart and hope to meet many of you
personally. Yours sincerely ,
J. EU..BN FOSTER.
That Crt'iil Itnlly nt Si-iilii. (
SCOTIA , Neb. , Sept. 2. To the Editor
of Tlio Uco : In the World-Herald of Au
gust SO .ia a long dispatch from Grccloy
Center , telling of the wonderful populist
rally held there on thn night of August
29. There was quite a crowd out , but It
was obtained by subterfuge. The mana
gers advertised Judge John II , Thompson
uf Grand Island , well knowing the people
would not turn out to hear Jim Swain. The
Judge was not here. Jim Swuln spoke and
ho was followed by W. II. Thompson , who
actually converted populists to McKlnloy.
instead of making votes for tlio Chicago
ticket several populists have enrolled
themselves In tlio MeKlnley club. Most
of the crowd came from North Loup.
Horace and Orceloy Center , The disturb
ance complained of was a row between
s'onio hoys outside the rink and was KOOII
stopped. II. S. S.
A Sc'iiri'i'niYV for .MoHiiiillooH.
Prof , rhcltshua states with the solemnity
of ( Inn conviction that mosquitoes are ox-
treiiicly frightened by dragon files and will
not [ come within yards of them. Ho sayn
' "
th'a1 "ono or two dried dragon ( lies Biia-
pcnded from fine silk under the roof of an
open , porch Infested by mosquitoes will
s are all ot the little pests away and they
will not como back while the dragon Hies
are-there. This , lie says , lie ban tried with
surprising results. It Is a well known
fuel * that dragon flies are predatory and
v'oraplyus Insects , and that they subsist
Ip.rgcly.upon gnaU , midges and mosiinltoes.
a'ndIt ! ' but natural tlmt the mosquito ,
who' U a 'wise Insect , should regard the
' 'spindle ' , " "darning needle" or dragon fly
as the small bird regards the hawk.
Sail CIINC ,
IndiaiiapoM's Journal : "I Imvo been here
fnr three days , " said the stranger , Impres
sively.
'
"Yes , ' ? nh , " cqld tlio landlord ot the
fleorgla village tavern.
"And I did Imvo a notion of Inventing
and settling down tic re , but If that con-
fou/ylod / fellow lit the house acrnha the
way can't bo Induced tn stop playlnt ; 'If
you Love Slo , Toll Mo So. ' on the cornet I
nm going' to snmo other town. "
. "Mister.1 said the landlord , "when I tell
you who tlio pore feller la. mehbe you
won't blame him to much. That there I )
Tom Watson. "
It doesn't matter much whether sick head
ache , biliousness , indigestion and constipa
tion are caiued by nCKli'tt or by unavoidable
' Iroumstan-Ts ; Ie\Vltt's I.lttlo Early IUser
will upr-e.'ll ' : ' euro them nil.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Only Seven Hundred and Fifty Oattlo Of
fered for Snlo.
FAIR RUN OF HOGS AND PRICES ADVANCE
lluycrx AVvro ut to lluj- n l HIP l'on
WPFP ( Illicitly t'lcnr Ml
SllCl > UlMM > lltM | Illlll II
NtroiiK Dt'iiiiinil.
SATtmDAY. St-pt. C.
Cnttlo. lloKH. Sliooli. Horses.
Sojitomlicr R 1,111 2. 5 MM
Si'pti-iiilior 4 2.SIS S.WH l.-'l '
September 3 l.SSI 1.014 2.4.XS
September 2 2,711 4,452 M . . . .
September 1 1,427 B.7.1X 4W i4
August 31 2.IU5 1,321 4,011 . . . .
AtlKHSt 29 l.OU 3,131 770 . . . .
AUKtlst 2S ? ,17t : 1.M3 45
August 27 3,515 3.79S 1.53.1
The ollU'lnl ntinilicr ot cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. HOKS. Sheet ) . Horses.
C. . M. & St. ! . . . . 2 I.
O. .t St. I , . Ity. . . . t
Mo. 1'ae. Hy 2
I'nlon I'no. rfy . . I n C
11. .t SI. U. U. U. 1(1 ( 7 I
c\ . II. , t. q. Ity. . 1.1 3
C' . , S. 1' . , M. & O. 3 2
! ' . . K. .t M. V. . . B 13
Total reeolpta.11 3G 7 . .
The disposition of the day's receipts wn
as follows , each buyer ptirchaslne ; the num
ber ot head Indicated ;
nuyors. Cattle. HORK. Sheeii.
Oinalui Parking Co 171
( J. 11. Hammond Co . " , n.11 3HD
Swift and Company fi5 f.fil . i.ttis
fudahy I'nckltiK Co 11(1120 (
U. Decker and Dogim. . . 122
.1. U Carey 21
l.obman & llothschllds. . tut
W. T. Stephens 141
Sperry .t Harnrs L'1
Utyton , i Co 112
Huston .t Co 1.1
Cmhihy IlroH. , K. C 312
Olher buyers til 1 ! > S
Left over 100 430
Total . 1.103 2.C05. I.IXW
CATTMC The rerelpls today were 1 ( ' 31 ,
as aRalnst 2.S1S yesterday and 1,011 on Sat
urday of last week. The total for the
week ' was 12.M7 head , as compared with
1C.S79 last week nndJG.onz for the week pre
vious. These Hgiifcs show a heavy falling
off In the cattle receipts ? , the loss for the
week amounting to about -1,000 head.
Of the cattle hero today several loads
were consigned direct to the packers , leav
ing only 750 head on snle. Not enough
beef steers were ofTer.'d to make any test
of the market or establish prices. One
bunch of l.HKi-lh. beeves brought $1.05 , and
some pretty lair westerns , $3.10. The
prlees puld were probably not much differ
ent from yesterday.
Cows and heifers 'were also In very lim
ited supply and > ld at about steady prices.
1-eeders were slow and dull. U beliiR
Saturday no one seemed Inclined to buy
unless they could get sonic concession in
the price to make It an object.
The cattle market of the past week has
been In fair condition' on most days as re
gards the selling Interests. The demand
for all kinds has been active , and the ar
rivals on most days have met with ready
sale nt the prevailing prices. The great
scarcity of beef steers has been a serious
drawback ami has prevented there being
much activity In that department of the
market. Native fat cattle appear to be
about all marketed In this section of the
country , and the western range cattle arc
few of them good enough for the killers.
] ' /1lJlHh..cnrnfo(1 ! rattle have sold around
SI.OOJi 1.10 nnd good grass westerns up to
$ . ' , .ii. but there have been very few of ( hat
kind coming. The general tendency of the
market on fat cattle has necn upward , and
prices could safely he quoted irK higher for
the week.
Ilutchers' stock , such as cows and heifers
has been In active demand nnd moderate
supply nil the week , a combination of cir
cumstances that has Riven values n gradual
upward tendency. The advance for the
wcck ; bus been about ilie same as oil sUucrs.
A very considerable proportion of all the
cattle received .during the week consisted
of stockers and feeders , mostly western
feeders. Thu demand for that kind of cat-
tip was good nnd all the ai rivals sold freelv
\ alucs daring the first half of the week
showed some little : advance. The common
grades , however , coining' most too fast for
the demand , cnusuil a break on Friday.
The week closed about KG lower than the
high point of the week. Itepresentatlve
nnnr STBCHS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av Pr
1. . . . SSO J2 73 IS. . . .1403 W33 M..11O Jl 03
COWS.
1..9IO 12.- 2. . . . ! l-.o 2 lu 1..1I20 210
1. . . . CHO 12.- , 2. . . .1090 2 15 4. . . . ! II2 250
1. . . . 930 123 1. . . . X70 215 1..XO 2 40
3..107C ICQ 2. . . .1003 22.- , 1. . . . 1,70 2 M
1..10UA 200. . . . - . | 23' ' ) fi. . . 9 | | > ; o
z roi 20.r 4..ioco 2 : r. i. . . . uo73
2. . . .loir ana 'i..ioon 23- i. . . . isi - ,
i : : : : Siw ! B--9K S3S I..IWOSB
IIKIKRHH.
i. . . . 730 21.- r . . , . sis 2 CD i. . . . ro 2 no
nur.i.s.
1 - 1.140 1 73 1..1MO I f.0 2. . . .1310 1 90
1..1SW 1 to 1. . . . 910 185 3..HIW 210
STAGS.
1. . . . 0i ) 2f,0
CALVES.
I. . . . 110 3(10 1. . . . SOO 3M J. . . . so 473
2. . . . 230 320 3. . . . 323 400 ] . . . , 1'JO G 00
1. . . . 2S5 3 . ' ,0 1. . . , 400 4 W ) 2. . . . 2.V ) .100
1 - 350 3 SO 2. . . . 1IO ! 4 2.1 1. . . . 150 BOO
STO&KHIIS A NO FKKUKIIS.
1. . . . C40 2 CO 3. . . . 7.M 315 12. . . . ! > SO 32.1
2. . . . -M 2 CO 1. . . . R50 315 4. . . . 575 3X0
17 - C20 2 ft ) 14. . . . KM 320 1. . . . UU 333
1. . . . HI ) 3 ( K ) M. . . . Mil 320 ] . . , . CM ) 33.- ,
Cl. . . . MO 310 2f > . . . . ( ill ! 320 II. . , .575 333
! . . . . ! > 23 315 4S. . . . Si'J 320 10. . . .721) 340
2. . . . Mr. 315 1. . . . 700 325 J..440 300
& . , . . ! ) CJ 3 10 . '
WKSTKHNS.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av , 1'r.
20fcider . . . .lHi3 J3 10
IU.U10.
llako & ilarvey.
1 cow . 750 173 2 fei'ilcrH. . . . 455 323
3 r iw . VJO 210 1 calf . ; lie -160
1 fi-udcr . 7SO 3 10
10WYOMINO.
WYOMINO.
J. 1) . Webb.
W fceUcr . . . ,1003 3 12Vi
R A , Whitney.
10 feedcm. . . . 71)1 ) 2 CO 11 fceilern..10a2 300
I1OOS There were 2,203 IIOKH reporli'il In toJiiy ,
us attalnst 3,031 yeattnlay and 3,138 DM Satnr-
day u utek K ( > . The total ift-eliiti ; for Ilio
wi-ek wi-re 20.K52 , an nsuliist 17,4J < ) fur laFl
wi-i-U uml 2'i.fJ.fi for tiie week previous , Blio'.ilni ;
t voiiHlilt-rnblP ruin as coinpan.Ml with List - k ,
but u falllne nil frum the prcvluua WICK.
The mat Let today waN uluHit 5q hlxlu-r ami
ac tliirneri' hiirclly i-iioush nil c.ilo to KU
aniiiiul nnionj ; all Hit- buy us tlio pens ivuie
RODII clL-aroi | .
A few > ery lousJi hoa\y boss sold il.iwn to
12.53 , but the niohl of the htavy w 'lKlil , < brouulit
J2.701j2.75 pnil meilliiinviUIHH ; and mixed 12 70Sf
2. 3. A couplit of loails nC light l.cjj'i ; li'Oiasht
J3 ami (3 0. > .
Tli > - hoi ; inarliet of I ho pant \vi-i-k II.IK tii-t-n
wllhont any Epeulul feature. Tlio ic-u-lptd huv
licril llbrral .mil plkva low , tliuiiKli tllKl'tly '
above tlio low point iif the year. Tlio week
opcneil ultli til. ' IlKillu't 1'iutT ami prku'H went
Btlll lower oa Tumihiy , but ic-uovered on WI-IRII- |
ilay , whlrliMIS .li hlKh Jay of the wceU.
VulueD ui'nt nff about 10. : on Tlnunilay ancl
I-'lMay. but ifc-on-n.il Stf al llm i'lt - > of | hw
wi-i-k , Thu niail.i-t at Ihu mil uf tluj wceli U
about ro lutvcr thun nt thu oponhij ; . Tbc ili'ianml
IIIIH bei > n fair all the wi-rlc and uir\ala ] on niobt
ilayit hav.7 met wltu ivuily f.ilo. "Iti-prnsunlallve
sales : ' '
, Vu. Av. Sh. 4-r. N9. Av. Sli. IT.
f.i . . aoo M ? 2 55 77 . ; . . : : i : o j2 75
51 . 201 Wl 2 C3 . . . . . . . ! IM 273
n . " ' ) r.'o 2 / , . - , v > , . : tu.s IM 27.1
10 . : i7 ! . . . 2 W 41 . 311 Ml 27 !
10 . 810 . . . 205 fit , . , , , , . .321 40 2 7J
17 . "M . . . ZM .VI . 271 i.D 27714
Cl . : t.7 Vtl 270 M . ' "Jl fu 2 7fi !
51 . > 9 to 270 . Cl . , . , 'JX ' . ' 77'i
5S . 311 M 270 M . 311 . . . 2 77'i
! , . 30 ! ' . . . Z 70 " . 20J 40 2 M
.10 . - ! ' I''O 270 ' 70 . 215 t' ) 2 fO
oij . iu.r , IM 270 & : . > i M * fn
07 . Wi7 1 2 72j ! W . ytl Ui 2 tZ'.j
43 . : 2 I1) 3 J3 - fi . 21) . . . 2 k- .
: , ti . jKK 40 375 . * 7 . . . 2M
; i . J.V M 275 61 . 2"t 120 S S <
, )7 ) . S7 2 73 W . ll'l > 0 2 SI
5 | . 5. ISO 275- Ti . 24 ° ; U ) SSI
rS , . . W W ! f 75 73. . . . . . ' 'Jl SO 2 83
; , r , . 3M ) jai 270 M . 321 . . . 28"
C2 ' j0 til 375 E7 . S"0 ISO 30- )
5 . . 2SS SO 275 Cfi . SJ7 . . . S D5
' itcclptn of ahtcp large lo-
filiii'--Tlni ! vein -
ilay , bul tlio ilcnimi'l ' u-iia inoi | dnd the maiUt-t
ktioni ; bti'l active. Itci'rna ' nlnllvc > nli > :
NIL AV. 1'r ,
4 rinia . 134 ( i 00
| M i'Dloruiln fredfir * , . 72 2 CO
1 Idaho l.niih. . . . ' . . M 275
SO Idaho wether * . 92 275
1 > 7G lil. ih.i wetlu-rn . M 275
71 ( 'ulurado niUi'd . 8.1 : ki )
2 Idaho lambii . . . SO 4 M
KIIIINIIH Oily l.lin .SlniiU.
KANSAS T1V. Srpl. 6. CAITI.B-lti'i-r'ijt ' * .
tOO ; hhl | > mcnt , 4MW ; inuiUvl liiiuU.ilij. .1 ; mily
local tritkle.
1IOHS Iti-vi-li'tH ' ? Oil * ; glilpmenU. l.2i ' : mui-
I- -t Heady : bulk uf I.H | . ' . iiUWt W. K-.H ! ,
I.- . " . i : ; - : | , .n kcm , ts5 < i u < > : inKr < l. | JWij3io ,
lii1/ " . I'.S ffJ'-1 , V-lt.-- ! * . * :0i(3.1i. : pl . J.1.00
n : 10.
rfllrir--lle. : il.l | . S.O'M ' ) . ulilpnitntiVW ; mar-
SI , I.oiiU l.lve Hlu'elc.
HT. LOt IH , Srpt 5. f'ATTIJJecilpt .
. ) J h--il , vl : jimuitf , 3,4'-'J ' ti.au , murltel
steady ; Rhlr-pltiK ntcors , jXinf ( } V : droased
bref nnd butchers' Kradef , J-lWJf I.W : llsht ,
steers , Jtf.SOfN.30 ; stockers and feeders ,
Ji.MfllM ; cows and hclfor.i , J2.OOtM.40l
Toxns jind India steers. f2.SftJj2.30i cows ,
ilOtS--llecclpts. 1.ml head ; shipments ; '
2.WM bend : markpt V hlKher ; llcsht. $3 lOij1
3.3ft : mixed. J2Wff .20 ; heavy , $ .1.1)0-113.25.
SIIKHP llecoliits. none ; shipments. Zf.0 .
head ; market qiilel and steady ; native mut
tons. jZ.fp05iJ.40 : common stuff , Jl. , iM
i.ivi : s'i'ocic.
Cnttlo XiirUet of ( hir.mil Sntlinfnr
4'liiiriictrr All Un.v.
CHICAOO. Sept. 5. Today's cattle marltct
was of the usual Saturday character , re
ceipts beliiR hs th.in KKl heail. These sold
slo ly at praotleally tmchaiiRed prices ,
which ruled as follows : Choice to fancy
breves , from } I.V ( , to $520 ; fair to Kood
steers at from $ U.7n to Jl.dO ; storfcers ami
feeders nt from $210 to $ ,1ft1 ; bulls , cows
nnd heifers at from J2.SB to W.Ki ; calves at
from J.I.Si to $ . ! .vu ; Texans and wesli-riw
nt from J2.W ) to Jl.
Offerlnus of hops were well tnfcen nt
yesterday's scale of prices , with fnncy Unlit
higher ; pales uvriaitltiK Re lower than last
Saturday. Heavy boss sold at frcm $220
to $ .120 ; medium at from $2.S'i to $3.30 ; llijht
at from J.rio to $ .1.ir > , and nips at from $ J
to sn.2.1 ; packing lots sold In reply at from
| 2.7"i ID $2M , and shipping" lr > : at from
$ ? to f.1.20.
The sheep market closed at an average de
cline for the week of from ISo to : iOc In
sheep , and fiom 75e to $1.11 In lamlm. Hut
for a Kood export demand , the declltui
would have been creator. Sheep sold to-
ila.v tit from $2.2Ti to $3.3.1 and lambs nt
from $ .1 to $ l.2. " > for commoh to ehoU'c. Kx-
liort shiep sold nt $3.1.1 , ami feedlnir sheep
avpriiKlni , ' Bl His. went al J2.K1.
Hecelpts : Caltlo. < ( W head ; hoi ; ! , 14,000
head ; sheep , 1.000 head.
Slill'li III
Heeonl of iiH-olptH nt the foul- principal mar
kets for Satin-liny , Si-pieinbor 5. | vi l :
, , , Cattle. UOK . Slu-ep.
Smith Oinnhn . i.oil 2 ilr ) If33
ChlcaiTii . 4ii | 4 ( MO ln ( * )
St. Ijjula . HIM 2WO 3.000
Kiitnait City . rno 1.51J- .
Totala . 2.151 1I,70D ! B.CM
ni-is'i'ittT'i'ivn Momoit.v \VKAI'O.\H ,
( Itilck nnd Certnln Dentil Denlt Ity Im-
lirovfil Itlllfi.
Considerable Interest has recently attached
to experiments which have been madn by
expert mcdlrnl men mid others well versed
In such matters for the purpose of deter
mining the elllcleney and destructlvcness of
modern military rifles. It was until re
cently claimed , says Ilio Now Orleans
I'lcayuno. that the moilern rllle , havlni ; a
Kreat Initial velocity , a very long rniiEO
and u projectile ot very small caliber , would
provo a humane weapon to the extent that
the wounds Indicted would ho less illlllcult
to heal and treat surgically than wounds
Initiated by the old-style rifles , with their
Inrso projectiles and j.igged penetration.
The bullets fired by the modern guns nro
long and nuirow , pointed with steel nnd
coated with a nickel and copper alloy. It
was thought that such a porjcctllo would
pass through the human body nnd tissues ,
thus indicting wounds that would bo easier
of treatment on the Held and moro readily
curable In hospital. It was , of course , ad
mitted that the percentage of killed outright
would ho larger , owing to the greater range
of modern weapons , and tlio probability tlmt
at close range a single ball would penetrate
several bodies before being stopped.
lleccnt experiments conducted In this
country by llrlng the Krag-Jorgcnseii rillo
now used by the army at corpses of men
and animals created the Impression that not
only would the destruction of life bo very * t
great through the perforation of vital or- a
gnus , but the percentage of serious nnd
latal wounds would be greatly Increased be
cause of the terrible destruction to bono
and tissue produced by thu passage through
the body of thcso high-power bullets. In
stead of the smnll , almost Imperceptible
wounds thnt were expected , the very rc-
yerso was found to be the case.
Tlio Spanish surgeons connected'with the
army lit Cuba have also reported IntorestlnR
icsnlts from their observation of the effects t
ot modern high-power rifles. The Spanish
army uses the Mauser ride , a modern arm
of great cffectivonesH. The surgooils duel
that the bullets from the Spanish rides am
terribly dostructlvo when flro.il at close
rnngo , the great velocity causing the bul
lets to produce frightful wounds. It ap
pears that the rapid passage of the bullets
through the bodies of these lilt produces
very much the same result as the perfora
tion of a closed box III I oil with ll < | iild or
seml-llqulcl. Apparently an Internal uxplo-
slon tnlccs place which inakcK woundB fatal
whle.li if Indicted with the old weapons
would have been scarcely serious.
On the other hand , the Spanish surgeons
found that wounds Indicted from n long
range showed none of the terrible symp
toms which those produced by bullets IIrod
at close rungo displayed. At long rangd
the Mauser bullets made small , clean
wounds , readily treated on the Held and
rapidly curort In hospital. It Is , therefore ,
only at long range that the Manser ride l.i
a humane weapon.
Money ! Money ! !
AMIJKICAN AND ! UUOl'KAN IN-
VKSTOKS1 ASSOCIATION.
MIllH llullilliiK , Ne ' Turk.
Ituyur for Its own and foreign account
Oold , Copper and Lead mines ; Klectrlo
Street Ilallronils ; Water Powers ; Timber
and Coal Lands. Money advanced for
Mine , Itallitmd and other development.
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